Gabriele Moroni, winner of the Bouldering World Cup at Hachioji in Japan
Heiko Wilhelm / innsbruck2018
Gabriele Moroni, the Sensei
The documentary featuring Italian climber Gabriele Moroni and his 15-year quest to win a stage of the Bouldering World Cup
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Gabriele Moroni, winner of the Bouldering World Cup at Hachioji in Japan
Heiko Wilhelm / innsbruck2018
There’s been a lot of talk recently about Italy and how this proud nation is faring. He’s a great documentary featuring one of Italy’s finest climbers, Gabriele Moroni, and his seemingly interminable questo to win a stage of the Boulder World Cup.
The short film is worth watching as it vividly retraces a competition career spanning more than 15 years during which the Sensei, as he is affectionately called by his peers, was always a key figure but never the main player. Until 2018 and the Hachioji stage in Japan, where the unimaginable happened against the strongest in the world...
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